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These graphs show global temperatures (left) and carbon emissions (right) over time. The graph of global temperatures is based on
1951-1980 average temperatures, which was 14 degrees Celsius (57.2 degrees Fahrenheit). The data show how high or low Earth's
surface temperature was above that average (14 degrees Celsius). The Global Fossils Carbon Emissions graph shows annual carbon
dioxide emissions based on fuel type. Human activities such as fossil fuel combustion, cement production, and agriculture all
contribute to carbon emissions. Based on the data shown, what reasonable conclusion can be drawn?
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Global temperatures tend to increase as carbon emissions increase
B)
Global temperatures increase over time, regardless of human activity
Natural gas emissions have no effect on global temperature increases.
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The burning of coal has had the greatest effect on global temperatures.

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According to the information, we can state that global temperatures tend to increase as carbon emissions increase, as shown in option A.

We can arrive at this answer because:

  • According to the information in the question, the increase in carbon emissions is one of the main factors responsible for the increase in global temperatures.
  • This can be proven by observing the graph, where it is possible to see that there was a significant increase in global temperatures, as carbon emissions increased.

These carbon emissions are the result of the increase in human activities and industrial processes, which promote the degradation of the atmospheric layers and allow an intense increase in global temperature.

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